No	Link	Description
1.	Invitation Maker	Invitations you fill in. Upload the artwork with its blanks left empty, mark where the name, date, time and place go and how each is set, and everyone else opens /wdotp-invitation/t/SLUG, types theirs in and downloads the PNG. /wdotp-invitation/admin to add a template; the WDOTP invitation is one of them
2.	BP Crawler	Fetcher for bp
3.	Logistics Tracker	Event logistics request list: admin/PIC/team manage items, public views status per division
4.	w-photobooth.com	Website W-Photobooth
5.	Live Message Wall	/admin to access admin panel, pw:12341234, /live to see the wall
6.	Praise & Worship helper/	App to help Praise & Worship. set chord, note, lyric and play it like karaoke.
7.	Emmanuel Choir	helper for choir, collection of partitur & example. /sing-along-list to access some sing a long video
8.	EmmaSongs Backup	web version to mimic emmaSongs inc ase emma song is down. /manage.php to add new songs. u:sw p:12341234
9.	QR Generator	QR codes for text/URLs with custom body and eye colours, gradients and a logo in the centre. PNG or SVG download. "Create dynamic link" turns one into a /r/BLOB code you can re-point later
10.	URL Redirector	Short links with failover: /r/BLOB (or /r/12) tries up to 5 targets in order, 1s apart, 3 times over before showing a maintenance page. Each link can carry a QR code, downloadable and restylable from the table without the printed code ever changing
11.	Split Bill	Splits a restaurant bill between the people who shared it. Type the receipt (item, qty, price) with the arrow keys, expand the repeats into single portions, and check the total against the paper before sharing /split-bill/b/SLUG. Everyone then ticks their own name on the List tab and reads what they owe on Recap. Service, tax and discounts are fields you write yourself, each worked out from the subtotal or from another field, so a service charge taken from the taxed amount or a flat-nominal discount needs no special case
12.	Item Tracker	Who has the handy talkies. Register each one against the barcode on its sticker, then one scan hands it over and the next scan takes it back — scanning is the only thing that moves an item between In Stock and Borrowed. The standby page holds the focus in its field all day for a plugged-in scanner, or reads a code through the phone camera; the item list says at a glance what is still out, and every movement is kept with its time and the name of whoever had it
13.	Forms	Forms you write and other people fill in. /f/admin to build one — questions can be short answers, paragraphs, numbers, emails, dates, times, multiple choice, checkboxes, drop-downs, combo boxes, linear scales or a file upload, each optional or required, and two rows that are read rather than answered: a heading with words under it, and a picture that opens full size when it is tapped — and everybody else opens /f/BLOB and answers it without signing in. Responses land in Results, one row each with the whole of any one of them a click away; Recap counts them into charts, and Export gives you the same table as a CSV. A form can also be a registration: a number of places, an early price for the first few, and a payment code each person writes on their transfer and comes back with to upload the receipt. A place unpaid for after the hold you set — in minutes, so 2880 is two days — goes back on offer by itself; /f/expire.php?key=... is the same check for cron. It can also hand out vouchers instead: a code apiece while they last, copied off the screen and spent at the link beside it. That code is either one the system makes up for each person, theirs to come back with, or one you write in yourself and everybody is given alike — and a written one can simply be printed on the form, with no button in front of it and nothing recorded. Where there is nothing to ask, the page is what you wrote on it and one button, or no button at all when it is only something to read. Forms can open and close on a date range, and attached files and receipts are only ever handed out through the admin